Republican Journal: Vol. 46, No. 51
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tivo work. Apparently the Kaffirs had no ['anil, Garden and Household. written language till some persevering mis- sionary having acquired .» knowledge of their reduced it to a A Glance at Wheal. lingo system. I saw several hooks printed in their tongue and very neatly hut the I:,. long reign of cotton as king of hound, diamonds from the C ipe were \‘‘ry bright, and I am afraid I looked at them ; is diminishing in products yearly more than at the books. The agent elaiius that and the time seems last mincy, ap- I the African grape is far more delicious than am ... hing whet, wheat will wield the com- other and that their wines are especially desir- able. I ial sceptre of American agriculture. presume he t Id the truth. f had no of his but ;v is at this no of the gustatory proof statement, there worn day production Republican whole of Journal. pyramids bottles supposed to be filled i that contains of trade such elements with the enticing iluid. i;v as the item of wheat, tt single VOLUME 40. JUNE COXY IVAL mtOAPBKIM S. survived the most severe financial de- BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, 22, 1870 NUMBER 51. The mention of these African wines reminds "ii n in this and and country Europe me how my fancies concerning Quakers have the farmer to on- been I did that sp-adily encouraged A of Land at Sea. came back in Ah ! so so so anil changed. suppose ••the world, Song tion, ten miles distant, and hands. tender, good, beauti- languid movements escaped her moth- w hat could she do but school herself to soeiation, and that he invented the in- the v icid 1 ho hero and smoking the flesh and Lucifer’- were entirely cast out ge capitalist the his master. The news ful ! No wonder she him. er’s notice, lint Celeste observed fant in "Now would I a thousand of carriage with worshipped that patience? There was no need of her leav- merely order to open a new tit-1-, for the Irom their seren is ever to a solid in- give furlongs compositions. Yesterday, ■el ready give S.do of there is no sen lor :tn acre of barren heath, did not meet Llewellyn until his arrival But slit? looked up at last, heavy-eyed, Flore’s exquisite cheeks had a soft pallor, ing Ilawkeshome. Mrs. Walford luatron- tobacco, doubt that he has taking the train for agricultural to its value the most liberal ground—long earned pleasure hail! i-oinent by fully whatever pay he may have receiv- r>\ ./ brown furze, anything."—[Tempest, Scene 1. there, lie had telegraphed to them from with quivering lips. and that she ate little breakfast. Yet she ized it most And the child I fouii 1 in>'«*|f vis witii a family party of -tmeiiis it of to effectually. ed. The tact, however, does not »onstituc an is. course, subject he saw it to FriomN. The ladies wore the regulation bon- Soft wind, low piping the shrouds all dav, New York of the train would take. “No, don't say that, Llewellyn. Because only watch wistfully that beauti- ltae was the left her to which will lead oi and the through only living thing argument parents to prefer nets. their skirts were of flounces and inactivity consequent Dost thou not of the woods to me? The had been addressed to his I am old and and a ful face, and to wish for a a love. guiltless whisper telegram poor plain—only gov- little, only So the summer went so smoking infants, ingenious as the new inven- •nation in but the inevitable do- Oh! fur thy wings, that I might days bv, they had no ornaments save those of meek and price, speed away father. He arrived to learn of his father’s erness. And are—a Greer, the noblest little, of that of contour. lor others. tion is, it cannot be called a beneticent one, and Over this trackless waste of weary sea! you perfection bright quiet spirits. The gentlemen wore hats of d which is bound to follow eonsump- ail men unconnected with the lifelessness. one of a proud family. You father would That evening Mrs. Walford called Flore Yet there was a shade of comfort in the ♦obacco trade broadest brims, straight-bodied coats, vest* : loud al- ! will that the any indispensable item, on, sweet wind, a of summer her sincerely hope smoking iufaut of buttoned to their hills, and an so sing song leaves, The awed and agitated servant told him wish me dead if he knew you said such into dressing-room. tender blue of the summer the solemn expression -ite 1 this a Lisping, through shadows in tlie sky, i Massachusetts will not be duplicated and will sanctified that 1 y adjusts special one; trembling land, man him words to me. Is there not some “Shut the and wondered if it were not dis- 01 ruses under blunderingly The young faced other door, my dear, lock it,” voice of the the refrain of the rest- never be introduced ;:,at is a nodding moss-grown eaves, pines, successfully into American tressing for them to mingle with common sin- rapidly establishing feeling Of raindrops tinkling on the pane. we can it? For I do not wish not her breath. less, families. V. Times. cottage sternly. way plan observing daughter's quick ever-seeking sea. when she must [X. ners. Fancy my horror when the meekest .savoring confidence among all oper- “1 ‘■Hob, what are you talking about? You to go !" hope the walls havn’t ears, as they say. needs go out among them with ltae. She Obadiah of them all drew out a cigar in breadstuff*. Under thy pinions bent the springing wheat, case, are drunk !” ller face fell into her hands Her You may do hair to instead of felt then that the end had solemnly his brethren, and the 1 he large livid-daisies bowed their starry crowns; again. my night, not yet come. Centennial Pencilling**, helped striking knowing the many resources that are wicked brimstone otf an innocent little The wild thyme sighed to thee, and, faintly swi ct, “Swear to hebben I ain't, sail! It's true voice had broken upon the last word, and liosa. Flore, 1 want to talk with you. Yet the wedding was announced. And stick— the of this 1 he scent of gorse was blown across the downs Anna S. IT. the called a match—lie elicited that vieiou- rally developing greatness emit'! Marse Saville’s gone to his sobs shook her delicate form from head to What do you think of Ilawkeshome?” then the house was filled with the bustle lady correspondent -park it is Almighty which smokers worship as as the Per- :rv, glorious to contemplate that waitin’ fur to whose and devoutly Soft wind, low piidng the shrouds to me, rest, and de family’s all you foot. Flore's first was that her meet- of preparation. Mrs. Walford, in the most witty charming Jotters so sians all lire. The rest followed his u destined to become the chief cus- through thought hap- worship What would 1 give to mam where thou hast been? come home, an’ tell ’em what to do “Celeste, it is 1 who am not lit for you,” with Deslonde had been detected. Sbo amiable of moods, displayed to Celeste pily describe the and example arid then* they sat enjoying themselves, 01 ol -the stall'ot life," that the en- -V thousand furlongs of this restless sea ing objects happenings saw the tears in the eyes of was his answer. Flore's beautiful trousseau. The flic sanctified look became beatific seen through l'or one lone mile of moor or woodland green ! Llewellyn only slipped behind her mother's chair, thread- filmy at the continues her tile i-ing producers will thereby bo the The shock her Exposition, contribu- curling clou Is. the white-headed old servitor. He held in his arms, and kissed all out her black braids with un- laces, the masses of soft the .cut of renumeration. It is ing slim, embroidery, tions to the I was destined to still further revelations, for worthy was so that he turned of her face that was not hid. lit- silks. press. We copy the follow- great physically Lovely liut her secret was undis- sheeny when 1 entered the little res- a tact when we see steady fingers, lovely California minly gratify ing of was too lien A of sick, and, falling among the cushions tle heart—the temptation great covered Mrs. H alford's were \\ the bridal came she saw ing— taurant, you might know a Frenchman’s taste [ idled States in their centennial Vase Gold, thoughts morning only lfob to him directed its the carriage, silently motioned for ■She yielded inch by inch—clung to at on another trank. them put upon the the veil Those historically restless individuals of an- decorating) at a corner table there ,. in young beauty oming up competition for Euro- The old Greer mansion ot llawkeshome cient Athens who sat another party of the sect. This res- drive homeward. last, giving kiss for kiss. isn’t it ?—the old You and orange-blossoms. The came— persistently craved “some quiet the historical “Superb, place. guests new taurant i- noted for a new brand of -upplies against promi- stood above the sea. I'lie ocean winds which a older than l. is not thing,” ought to have lived in t hi genera- especially high Hushing away the trembling dog “Only year That never saw like it, did Flore? gay strangers—and in the bright California wine *• .if old and the Hlack Sea.